Deysi Araujo and her OnlyFans: the former showgirl who came back

Does Deysi Araujo have OnlyFans?

Yes. Deysi Araujo has an account on OnlyFans (nicknamed the “página azul,” or blue page, in Latin America). She first spoke about her account in 2020, the press reported her arrival on the platform again in 2022, and in July 2025 she told Trome she had come back after some time away.

Who is Deysi Araujo?

Deysi Araujo is a former Peruvian vedette, or showgirl, recognizable by her red hair, who for years made a living from live performances. She is the mother of a son who, as she told Trome in 2020, plays football for Universitario de Deportes.

Her history on OnlyFans

In October 2020, with live shows on hold because of the pandemic, Deysi told Trome she had created the account a week earlier at her fans' request. She said she had almost thirty subscribers, charged 30 dollars and posted tasteful, glamour-style photos because she is a mother.

In July 2022 Ojo, drawing on her statements to Trome, again reported that she had opened an account on the platform; the article does not say whether it was the same one from 2020. The former showgirl insisted her content would be tame, glamour-style and non-explicit, and ruled out explicit content out of respect for her now-grown son. Ojo noted that this set her apart from other Peruvian OnlyFans figures.

Three years later she was in the news again. In July 2025 she told Trome she had resumed the account because her followers asked her to, and that many young men wrote to tell her they had admired her since their teens. She joked about the nickname she earned in this new phase, which plays on her age.

• Trome, «Deysi Araujo tiene ‘Onlyfans' para generar ingresos económicos a falta de shows», October 10, 2020.
• Ojo, «Deysi Araujo se abre cuenta en OnlyFans: “Mi contenido será tranquilo, ya que mi hijo está grande”», July 2, 2022.
• Trome, interview on Deysi Araujo's return to OnlyFans, July 7, 2025.

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